Bryan Allison, beloved son, husband, brother, and friend, passed away on September 21, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and adventure. Born on May 4, 2001, in North Carolina, Bryan was a beacon of joy and warmth to all who knew him.

Bryan was the cherished son of Crystal Greene and Barron Allison, Sr. and the devoted husband of Tommi, whom he met on a ship in a storybook beginning to their beautiful journey together. Their paths crossed on May 18, 2022, leading to a world filled with adventures as they traveled while serving in the Navy. Their love culminated in marriage on March 13, 2025, a union celebrated by all who witnessed the joy they brought to each other's lives.

A proud graduate of Knightdale High School in North Carolina, Bryan's life of service began as he embarked on a career in the Navy. He dedicated four years as a machinist mate, skillfully working on emergency diesel generators aboard the USS Nimitz. His commitment and expertise were recognized when he was honorably discharged in 2025.

Transitioning to civilian life, Bryan's technical prowess found a new home at Service Wire Co., where he quickly rose to become a lead maintenance technician. His coworkers adored him not only for his competence, but for his infectious humor and the warmth he brought to every interaction.

Beyond his professional achievements, Bryan was a man of many passions. He delighted in games, cars, and building intricate Lego creations, always finding joy in the things that sparked his curiosity and imagination. Bryan also had a natural love for solving problems. No matter what was placed in front of him, he could spend hours working through it, determined to understand it, figure it out, and find a solution. He never seemed to mind how long it took; the challenge itself was part of the joy. Music held a particularly special place in his heart; it was a constant source of bliss, comfort, and connection, and a part of life he cherished deeply. His laughter was as unique as it was uplifting, and his smiles—vibrant and contagious—brightened even the darkest days. Bryan's hugs were known to be all-encompassing, offering comfort and reassurance to those who were fortunate enough to receive them.

Bryan is survived by his devoted spouse, Tommi; his loving mother and his father, Crystal and Barron, his caring brother, Barron; and his beloved grandmother, Michelle. Each of them cherishes the indelible mark he left on their lives. Bryan left this world far too soon, leaving behind a love and presence that can never be replaced. He will be terribly missed beyond words, and the emptiness left by his absence will be felt deeply by all who knew and loved him.